Monthly Archives: November 2010

In the era of new media, have standards for publication been softened? Jeff Rosen of the Houston Chronicle, Nick Mathews of the (Newport News) Daily Press and John Bednarowski of the Marietta Daily Journal discuss.

APSE event allows Hampton University students to interract with journalism professionals and practice their craft in real time.

Garry Howard, the former APSE president and current sports editor of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, will embark on a new challenge in January.

Frank Mullen, senior reporter/investigations at the Reno Gazette-Journal, provides some helpful insight on how to craft high-level probes.

James Ku and Chris Murray of the Reno Gazette-Journal discuss how to improve page views on your website in a session entitled, “Effective blogging on college/pro beats.”

The veteran journalist takes over as sports editor, stressing upgrades online and in social media.

The paper went three-dimensional for Halloween with special photos on each of its section fronts, including a live photo from Nebraska's victory against Missouri in Lincoln, Neb.

Innovative special sections for high school coverage remain popular as papers showcased their top packaging and presentation efforts.

Ted Power, vice president of Gannett West and publisher of the Reno Gazette-Journal; Beryl Love, executive editor of the Gazette-Journal; and Paul Mitchell, professor at the University of Nevada Reynolds School of Journalism, shared some thoughts about how to move toward the future and examples of how they have been doing so.

Mark Faller and Todd Kelly of the Arizona Republic explained the importance of serving the devices during a workshop at a panel in Reno.